Sentence examples for Early instruction from inspiring English sources

But, leaving Obama's heritage aside, is Giuliani really saying that someone without American parents, and without specific early instruction in a particular brand of patriotism, can't get his mind around this country's greatness?

If early instruction in reading and math was poor, a student who cannot catch up may become so frustrated that he gives up.

Chamberlin began drumming at age 9. His early instruction included Latin, Brazilian, and big band techniques, but focused on jazz, under the tutelage of future Yanni drummer, Charlie Adams.

Alternatively, an early instruction of effector cells by dysregulated T cells is possible.

Potter received early instruction from his father, a noteworthy landscape and figure painter, and from Nicolaes Moeyaert and others, who painted biblical and mythologic scenes.

In Niger, where water-bourne diseases such as diarrhoea are a major cause of child deaths, and where many children die before reaching their fifth birthday, early instruction on life-saving practices such as hand-washing can be instrumental to survival.

But I was older, and I knew that there were disasters in life that sheer determination could not conquer, and that his bracing early instructions were less practical than metaphorical.

Mr. Muhammad thought it a good time to repeat his earlier instruction.

The earliest instruction programs were in Great Britain in the 19th century, both for sport and for lifesaving.

Schnorr received his earliest instruction from his father, Hans Veit Schnorr, a draftsman, engraver, and painter, and in 1818 he went to Rome where he was associated with a group of painters who called themselves the Nazarenes, or Lucas Brotherhood (Lukasbund).

His earlier instruction, all law and prophesy hang on these - love God and love your neighbor - becomes flesh in his remarkable parable.